Prince - Revision history

Merry Otter: Expanded on difference between types of princes, & updated pronouns to be more gender-inclusive

2024-10-21T08:55:18Z

Expanded on difference between types of princes, & updated pronouns to be more gender-inclusive

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	== Princes in the SCA ==		== Princes in the SCA ==

	There are two types of princes in the [[SCA]], [[Crown Prince]]s and "Princes Regnant" (or "landed Princes" or "ruling Princes." ~~See~~ [[~~Crown~~ ~~Prince~~]] ~~for~~ ~~more~~ ~~details~~ ~~about~~ ~~Crown~~ ~~Princes~~. ~~The following addresses Princes regnant.~~		There are two types of princes in the [[SCA]], [[Crown Prince]]s and "Princes Regnant" (or "landed Princes" or "ruling Princes"). They are usually [[addressing Royalty\|referred to]] as ''Your Highness'' or ''Your Royal Highness''.

	~~The~~ ~~prince~~ is ~~one of~~ the ~~couple currently ruling a~~ [[~~principality~~]]. He ~~may~~ ~~have~~ ~~achieved~~ this position ~~through~~ [[victory]] in a [[~~Coronet~~ tournament]], or by ~~being~~ [[consort]] to ~~the~~ ~~victor~~ of a ~~Coronet~~ ~~tournament (this~~ is ~~rare~~, ~~but~~ ~~has~~ ~~happened~~ ~~several~~ ~~times~~ in the ~~SCA)~~. Princes are permitted to ~~display~~ the ~~principality~~ [[~~arms~~]] ~~and~~ [[~~coronet~~]], ~~and~~ ~~are~~ [[~~addressing~~ ~~Royalty\|referred~~ to]] as ~~''Your~~ ~~Highness''~~ or ~~''Your Royal Highness''~~.		A [[Crown Prince]] is the [[heir]] of a kingdom. They achieve this position by victory in a [[Crown tournament]], either by their own hand or that of their [[consort]]. The usual term of a [[Crown Prince]] is three months, after which they will step up to become the [[King]] or [[Monarch]] of their [[Kingdom]]. Crown Princes are permitted to use the [[heir]]'s version of the [[Kingdom]] [[arms]] (often distinguished by a [[label of three points]]) and [[coronet]]s until their [[coronation]].

			A Prince Regnant is one of the couple currently ruling a [[principality]]. They may have achieved this position through victory in a [[Coronet tournament]] by their own hand, or by being [[consort]] to the victor of a Coronet tournament. Princes are permitted to display the principality [[arms]] and [[coronet]] for the duration of their reign.
⚫	When a Prince steps down he ~~becomes~~ a [[Viscount]], regardless of how many times he ~~has~~ ruled, unless he is already a [[Count]] or a [[Duke]].

		⚫	When a Prince Regnant steps down they become a [[Viscount]], regardless of how many times they have ruled, unless they are already a [[Count]] or a [[Duke]].

	([[SCA]] humor: Someone who has been Prince once is a Viscount, twice is a Biscuit and three times is a Triscuit)		([[SCA]] humor: Someone who has been Prince once is a Viscount, twice is a Biscuit and three times is a Triscuit)

Cian: links

2007-12-11T22:49:38Z

links

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	== Princes in the SCA ==		== Princes in the SCA ==

	There are two types of ~~Princes~~ in the SCA, Crown ~~Princes~~ and "Princes Regnant" (or "landed Princes" or "ruling Princes." See [[Crown Prince]] for more details about Crown Princes. The following addresses Princes regnant.		There are two types of princes in the [[SCA]], [[Crown Prince]]s and "Princes Regnant" (or "landed Princes" or "ruling Princes." See [[Crown Prince]] for more details about Crown Princes. The following addresses Princes regnant.

	The ~~'''Prince'''~~ one of the couple currently ruling a [[principality]]. He may have achieved this position through [[victory]] in a [[Coronet tournament]], or by being consort to the victor of a Coronet tournament (this is rare, but has happened several times in the SCA). Princes are permitted to display the principality [[arms]] and [[coronet]], and are referred to as ''Your Highness'' or ''Your Royal Highness''.		The prince is one of the couple currently ruling a [[principality]]. He may have achieved this position through [[victory]] in a [[Coronet tournament]], or by being [[consort]] to the victor of a Coronet tournament (this is rare, but has happened several times in the SCA). Princes are permitted to display the principality [[arms]] and [[coronet]], and are [[addressing Royalty\|referred to]] as ''Your Highness'' or ''Your Royal Highness''.

	When a Prince steps down he becomes a [[Viscount]], regardless of how many times he has ruled, unless he is already a [[Count]] or a [[Duke]].		When a Prince steps down he becomes a [[Viscount]], regardless of how many times he has ruled, unless he is already a [[Count]] or a [[Duke]].

Burgess at 20:43, 11 December 2007

2007-12-11T20:43:24Z

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	There are two types of Princes in the SCA, Crown Princes and "Princes Regnant" (or "landed Princes" or "ruling Princes." See [[Crown Prince]] for more details about Crown Princes. The following addresses Princes regnant.		There are two types of Princes in the SCA, Crown Princes and "Princes Regnant" (or "landed Princes" or "ruling Princes." See [[Crown Prince]] for more details about Crown Princes. The following addresses Princes regnant.

	The '''Prince''' is the ~~person~~ currently ruling a [[principality]], ~~and~~ achieved this position through [[victory]] in a [[Coronet tournament]]. ~~They~~ are permitted to display the principality [[arms]] and [[coronet]], and are referred to as ''Your Highness'' or ''Your Royal Highness''.		The '''Prince''' one of the couple currently ruling a [[principality]]. He may have achieved this position through [[victory]] in a [[Coronet tournament]], or by being consort to the victor of a Coronet tournament (this is rare, but has happened several times in the SCA). Princes are permitted to display the principality [[arms]] and [[coronet]], and are referred to as ''Your Highness'' or ''Your Royal Highness''.

	When a Prince steps down he becomes a [[Viscount]], regardless of how many times he has ruled, unless he is already a [[Count]] or a [[Duke]].		When a Prince steps down he becomes a [[Viscount]], regardless of how many times he has ruled, unless he is already a [[Count]] or a [[Duke]].

Conrad Leviston: Reverted edits by 82.114.160.35 (Talk); changed back to last version by 71.139.34.224

2007-11-18T12:25:12Z

Reverted edits by 82.114.160.35 (Talk); changed back to last version by 71.139.34.224

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	A '''prince''' is member of the [[nobility]]. It is a [[title]] used to indicate varying levels of [[rank]]. Many presently take it to mean that a prince is a male member of the [[royal]] family. However, that was not always so. It was not originally exclusively used for males. [[Queen]] [[Elizabeth I]] was refered to as "a prince admirable above her sex" by [[William Camden]], her historian.		A '''prince''' is member of the [[nobility]]. It is a [[title]] used to indicate varying levels of [[rank]]. Many presently take it to mean that a prince is a male member of the [[royal]] family. However, that was not always so. It was not originally exclusively used for males. [[Queen]] [[Elizabeth I]] was refered to as "a prince admirable above her sex" by [[William Camden]], her historian.

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82.114.160.35 at 22:30, 17 November 2007

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	A '''prince''' is member of the [[nobility]]. It is a [[title]] used to indicate varying levels of [[rank]]. Many presently take it to mean that a prince is a male member of the [[royal]] family. However, that was not always so. It was not originally exclusively used for males. [[Queen]] [[Elizabeth I]] was refered to as "a prince admirable above her sex" by [[William Camden]], her historian.		A '''prince''' is member of the [[nobility]]. It is a [[title]] used to indicate varying levels of [[rank]]. Many presently take it to mean that a prince is a male member of the [[royal]] family. However, that was not always so. It was not originally exclusively used for males. [[Queen]] [[Elizabeth I]] was refered to as "a prince admirable above her sex" by [[William Camden]], her historian.

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2007-07-07T22:55:05Z

Princes in the SCA

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AlexandreDavigne: /* Princes in the SCA */

2006-09-13T16:36:14Z

Princes in the SCA

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	== Princes in the SCA ==		== Princes in the SCA ==

			There are two types of Princes in the SCA, Crown Princes and "Princes Regnant" (or "landed Princes" or "ruling Princes." See [[Crown Prince]] for more details about Crown Princes. The following addresses Princes regnant.

	The '''Prince''' is the person currently ruling a [[principality]], and achieved this position through [[victory]] in a [[Coronet tournament]]. They are permitted to display the principality [[arms]] and [[coronet]], and are referred to as ''Your Highness'' or ''Your Royal Highness''.		The '''Prince''' is the person currently ruling a [[principality]], and achieved this position through [[victory]] in a [[Coronet tournament]]. They are permitted to display the principality [[arms]] and [[coronet]], and are referred to as ''Your Highness'' or ''Your Royal Highness''.

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			== See Also: ==
			[[Honorific]]

	[[category:title]]		[[category:title]]

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Cian: historical stuff

2005-04-29T00:30:16Z

historical stuff

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			A '''prince''' is member of the [[nobility]]. It is a [[title]] used to indicate varying levels of [[rank]]. Many presently take it to mean that a prince is a male member of the [[royal]] family. However, that was not always so. It was not originally exclusively used for males. [[Queen]] [[Elizabeth I]] was refered to as "a prince admirable above her sex" by [[William Camden]], her historian.
⚫	The Prince is the person currently ruling a principality, and achieved this position through [[victory]] in a [[Coronet tournament]]. They are permitted to display the [[principality]] [[arms]] and [[coronet]], and are referred to as Your Highness or Your Royal Highness.

			== Princes in the SCA ==
		⚫	The '''Prince''' is the person currently ruling a [[principality]], and achieved this position through [[victory]] in a [[Coronet tournament]]. They are permitted to display the principality [[arms]] and [[coronet]], and are referred to as ''Your Highness'' or ''Your Royal Highness''.

	When a Prince steps down he becomes a [[Viscount]], regardless of how many times he has ruled, unless he is already a [[Count]] or a [[Duke]].		When a Prince steps down he becomes a [[Viscount]], regardless of how many times he has ruled, unless he is already a [[Count]] or a [[Duke]].